Ransom Optimistic On Mining Industry Outlook
Manitoba mining minister Brian Ransom expressed cautious optimism after a Mines Ministers meeting in Toronto. He cited federal intent to reexamine royalty deductibility and equalize tax rates with manufacturing, plus talks on non tax steps such as financing, transportation costs, stable demand, and employment. He noted a mid February report on meeting outcomes.
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Brian Ransom
Canada
Manitoba
Toronto
Federal Corporation
Ransom
Mines Ministers
Reggies Magazine Calls Sunday America’s Day of Worship
The question asks when Canada’s Grey Cup game is played. The Grey Cup is contested on a Sunday in late November or early December, marking the year’s championship in Canadian football.
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FMC of Canada Ltd
Reichhold Limited
Calledian
Canada
Olden Days Local Matches And Community Notes
An assembled look at small town life features a Friday hockey game between Smellie block and Wright block clerks and bankers with Smellie block players listed. Other items note Winnipeg bonspiel absence, Calf prize funds, local business sale, a pioneer death, an engaging engagement, a kitchen fire, a school recital, bank renovations, long service at CN R, a Russell Flying Club formation, and the deaths of a local teacher and Mrs Andrews in a related accident.
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Bankers
Smellie
Wright
Smellie Block
Wallace
Shaneman
McAthy
Smith
Hoeflin
Anderson
S. Moynes
Webster
Wilson
Fraser
Terry
Hyde
Mooney
Mitchell
Groundhog shadow myth and pest impact explained
The article notes groundhogs herald winter or spring by shadow virtue, then details their biology and widespread agricultural damage. It explains that young are born March or April, weaned by six weeks, with gestation of 28 days. Groundhogs damage pastures orchards and gardens and pose burrow hazards to machinery. Control measures include spring pruning of burrows and sulfur oxide use.
Obituary of Jack Modman in Russell area
Word was received that Mr Jack Modman known to many in the Russell area died January 23 1978 at Chesley Ontario He came as a young man to Russell farmed in Cracknell District for years He and Mrs Modman moved to Chesley and farmed there until retirement He was predeceased by his wife Nell He would have been 84 on January 30 survived by
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Jack Modman
Russell
Chesley
Ontario
Modman
Cracknell
Nel
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Russell Banner
Main Street
Russell, Manitoba
United States
Challoner Publishers
Clayton G. Chaloner
Knox United Church
Rev
R.burton
Russell Rams
Deloraine Royals
BOP
Russell Memorial Arena
Roblin
Eine Ahal
Parkland Regional Development Corporation
Agriculture
Faculty of Agriculture
Beef Marketing Alternatives
University of Manitoba
Manitoba Department of Agriculture
Manitssba
Niagara Agricultural Chemicals
Niagara
Prairie
Niagara Chemical Div
Reichhold Ltd
P.O
Henderson Sask
Reggies
Confucius
Winnipeg
Binscorth Agricultural Society
Messrs
D.A. Goodbun
Shellmouth
Iris Mawhinney
F. Lamb
Marion
Betty Marie Brownlee
Jack Mather
Betty Hancock
Bobby Thompson
Brooks
Elmer Lamb
Jack Wilson
Jack Hodgkins
Helen Cartwright
Alice
Irene Dunn
Jack Thom
Royal Bank
George Chipping
C.N.R
Russell Flying Club
Ken Kollman
Lawrence Honey
Jim Rush
Burke Garnett
M.J. Semochko
George Honey
Jim Gillespie
William Harvey Andrews
Russell Silverton
Angusville
Craighead
North America
Madman
ROWAT
Autopac
Sears
ST. Mary’s Church
R.A.S.P
Brugger Insurance & Annuity Services
10Th ST
Brandon
Manitoba Consumers’ Bureau
Kennedy Street
Travaux Publics Canada
Department of Public Works of Canada
Wasagaming
U.M.P
R.C.M.P
C.S
Winnipeg and Brandon Builders Exchange
ID Depository
Brandon Builders Exchange
Princess Avenue
W. Herzog
DPW
Ine
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